[Kev2380]

Wow, most of these fish can eat the ones I usually catch.

[T.E.Shuler]

Dang fine fish guys!! Keep em' coming!!

[fleming13]

Marty, I would like to request a wide angle shot of that brown. Or is it just too big to fit in the frame. Good grief that one and Kyles are HOOOOOGS. Hopefully third shift ends for me next week and I can get some fishing in. You guys are killing me.

[AshevilleTroutBum]

Originally Posted by Kev2380

Wow, most of these fish can eat the ones I usually catch.

Amen to that - same here.

[JPTroutwater]

Gotta love this time of year....

[SmallieSam]

Originally Posted by Kev2380

Wow, most of these fish can eat the ones I usually catch.

Something to consider about defining a pig. Kyle's big brown would eat my brown that I posted, too. But, I still consider my brown a pig as it comes from the smaller, upper reaches of my local river. I consider a pig relative to the size fish available in any given stretch or water. I honestly believe there's a brown, not necessarily as fat as Kyle's, but as long on my river. But, a dandy is a dandy. If you catch a blueline 12" Spec, I say post it.

[smallmouthfeverindamascus]

I have no picture of it, but a friend that lives up on Beaverdam, just across the TN line showed me a brown that his daughter found on the bank just below his property last Saturday that went 30"! By far the biggest brown I've ever laid eyes on. Apparently she died while trying to spawn, Dr. Lee said when he picked her up eggs just spewed out of her. Nice to know one can live long enough in that fishery to grow to that length, and die of old age.

[Get Bent]

[blue ridge angler]

but for the water it came from this thing is a beast and the best I can offer...nice fish guys..

[oysterbamboo]

Bill O.


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